[Auntie Dem]

Your claim about the Book of Mormon is false. The Book of Mormon does not say the 10 Tribes migrated to the New World. It mentions two groups that came to the Americas about 600 B.C. The main early.character was Lehi who was from Manassa, the tribal origin of his travel companions is not mentioned. The other group, who sailed a different route to the Americas consisted of one of King Zedakiah’s sons who escaped his father’s murderers, and travelled with others who were presumably Jews, and likley some Phonecians, but the Book of Mormon never mentions their tribal origins.

I disagree with your other assertions, but cannot comment specifically on them at this time.

[Rameumptom]

House of Israel

This older book is from an lds perspective but will interest anyone as it draw mainly from genealogies and archeology on where the "lost" tribes went

The tribe of Ephraim emigrates north across Europe and splits into groups. Traveling through the Caucus region. As a side note the word Caucasian is from this area

Lots on the other tribes as well.

The prophet Jeremiah leaves with two daughters of Zedkiah and bring the coronation stone (used in the Bible) to Ireland. Tea Tephi married into the Irish royal line and the other daughter into the Spanish royal line according to the genealogical record. The stone is now set in the chair in Westminster Abbey where they still crown all the kings of England.

The "son" of Zedekiah who came with the Mulekites was likely his nephew according to Hugh Nibley or Mulekites may have come form the bible translation for "little king" = Malkiyahu

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